Silent Intent

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Chapter Two


When I was thirteen I was sat with my class mates. I won’t bore you with descriptions. If I did you’d be jumping at every person who bares a resemblance thinking to yourself ‘is that her? Is that him?’ but I’ll tell you the names. In my class the eight girls’ names are, Jasedell, Rainroe, Brigadle, Ffion, Blythe, Blaise and Amelia. The boys’ names are Branog, Kale, Alaine, Brettave, Donatte, Matthew, Aarion, Luken, Henry, Jackyl, Shay and James.
This day we were sat in the court yard watching Matt and Blaise practice some new move with some sai that Blaise had been struggling with, when I saw some thing that froze me very blood. Jimonbell thrown to the floor, her class had turned against her. I stood and Jasedell looked at me.
“It’s none of our business K. Leave it be” she asked. I looked at her but started to walk away.
“Nineteen on ones hardly fair you guys either have my back or you don’t” I said striding toward Jimonbell who couldn’t even get to her feet before the next stoke fell.
“We got your back” James said taking his place at my side. I think you could call me and James joint leaders of the class appointed by our other team mates, the vote had been split but we worked so well together neither of us complained. I clicked my neck and Jimonbell fell at my feet. I grabbed her arm and pulled her to her feet.
“Stay out of this dragons this isn’t none of your concern” the leader hissed.
“I’m making it our concern” I hissed, I could see my reflection in the window, my pale face completely calm my blood red lips in a small smirk my green eyes focused. He made a grab for Jimonbell’s hair and I pushed my friend behind me and James grabbed his wrist.
“What did she do to deserve such a beating?” he asked pushing the man back. “She’s a member of your team, your family”
“She failed us” he said spitting in his fury. “She slowed us down on out test and lost us marks. We were told to punish her how we see fit.”
He nodded to the window to where Sir Hazleton was stood I marched over pulling a weakened Jimonbell behind me.
“Sir I refuse to stand by and allow this to happen.” I said keeping my voice low and respectful when all I wanted to do was pull the tanto from my boot and plant it in his head.
“It’s out of my hands” He said smirking.
“But it’s not out of yours Kadoria” I turned and saw my favourite teacher Sir Dagon stride forward. “If your team feels that she’s being treated unfairly fight them for the right to keep her as your permanent member but be warn she has never been liked in that class and has never been very good in classes”
“I’ll have to discuss it with James” I said but in my mind I knew what I wanted. I took off my jumper and tie and called my team to a hustle leaving Elli in my line of sight holding my jumper.
I wasn’t met with much resistance. They knew how stubborn I was but also they didn’t like the way that Jimonbell was treated. Our team of Dragons would never dream of treating a team member in such a way. Our decision was made. Me and James approached the leader. “At sundown we all meet in battle Dragons against Phoenix in the main arena, If you win, you get to keep her and do as you will if we win, we get to keep her for eternity and you will be one man down.”
“Gordon they have twelve and we only have eleven now” some one behind him whispered. He turned his head and smirked.
“They’re also a year younger, we have a year more training and experience over them” Gordon scoffed.
”We’ll see you at sun down then?” I said putting my sweetest smile on. He nodded and bowed his head strutting away.
“I hope you’re sure about this Kadoria” James said at my side. “Is the risk of getting our ass kicked worth it for a stranger?”
I smiled and James who’d always been good at seeing through my lies stopped and studied me.
“You know her don’t you?” he asked narrowing his beautiful brown eyes.
“Yes I’ve shared a bathroom with her for the past eight years.” I admitted. I trusted him and that trust was well placed. We went to the Dragon common room Jimonbell in tow. Luken and Amelia bandaged Jimonbell up. Healing was always my worst subject. I spoke to the team and explained mine and Jimonbell’s friendship the half heartedness they had felt about fighting for her melted. They trusted my judgment and Jimonbell was accepted. If we won this battle she would become a dragon. It was foolish to trust each other so, we were so young but I would not change it if I could. They were my family, they were my friends and they were as good as my blood. There wasn’t any thing I wouldn’t do for them. Nothing.